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Crisis communications: 11 steps to success
How to get the right message to the right stakeholders at the right time.
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To Motivate Employees, Try Treating Them Like Your Clients
Is your staff getting the respect they deserve?
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Five steps to a 2013 career action plan
As 2012 draws to a close, it's time to slow down, review what's working, where business refinements are needed and put a plan on paper.
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Local lodging costs may be deductible business expenses
New rules could create refund opportunities for taxpayers who have records to substantiate local lodging expenses
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The people CPAs need to follow on Twitter
Trying to make sense of social media? Here’s a quick guide to the regulators, experts, and profession leaders that are worth following.
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Why accepting a counteroffer is a bad idea (and why the die is cast once you do it)
Received a new job offer and your boss makes a counter? Here are some things to consider.
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Sustainability can be justified with proper valuation
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How to stop young CPAs from leaving public accounting
Firms can take steps to lessen the migration of top talent, and avoid the costs related to such departures.
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Are your clients prepared?
Inform your clients on upcoming regulatory changes impacting their business.
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Planning for future care needs can save money, worry
CPA/PFS planners should encourage their clients to convene a family meeting to discuss the care needs of their elderly parents before facing an emergency.
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